An addict’s journey from blackout to life part #2

September 6, 2010


Richard came to Brain State Technologies with a desire to change his life. He has lived most of his life with attention problems and has resorted to using drugs and alcohol to make himself ‘feel normal’. After 16 sessions he is no longer dealing with depression. He no longer has urges to drink or smoke marijuana and he is now trying to quit smoking cigarettes. He has made life changes by trying to eat healthier, working out and avoiding drugs and alcohol. We will continue to track his progress through the coming weeks and months. You can watch the first intro video with Richard here: www.youtube.com

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Truckee Relay for Life recap

August 5, 2010

Truckee Relay for Life recap
TRUCKEE, Calif. — The day was hot, the sun strong, as is the Truckee community’s commitment to Relay for Life, the 24-hour cancer walk.

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Coloradans squandering years of life, chief medical officer says

July 26, 2010

Coloradans squandering years of life, chief medical officer says
Ned Calonge was no older than 10 when his dad, a family doctor in La Junta, left him in the car with a smoldering cigarette while making a house call.

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Life & Style

July 19, 2010

Life & Style
It is 7.15pm outside Ladurée, the chichi designer macaroon café attached to the normally quieter back end of Harrods at the corner of Hans Road and Basil Street. It’s a coolish July evening but the narrow, doglegging streets around the famous Knightsbridge brownstone are rapidly hotting up.

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Raymond Scott’s life of deceit

July 15, 2010

Raymond Scott’s life of deceit
Self-confessed dilettante Raymond Scott loved the high-life, drinking vintage champagne, wearing designer clothes and driving a Ferrari.

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Stunning! Give Up Smoking Guide That WILL Shift Your Life

June 21, 2010


tinyurl.com AreYou Sick Of Trying to Quit Smoking By Using Patches, Gum, Sprays or Pills…That Fail Every Time? Now YOU can Kick The Habit For Good In Just 38 Minutes & 13 Seconds …Guaranteed! To Kick This Useless Habit Today Visit: tinyurl.com Have you tried to quit smoking before? Do you seem to just lack the will power to do it? Did you fail like 99 out of 100 Quitters do? Now you don’t need the ability to quit those evil life draining cancer sticks! I’m Going To Help You Take The WILL Out Of Will Power, So You Are Just Left With The POWER To Quit Smoking! Quitting smoking is difficult right? WRONG! Quiting Smoking is only difficult if you don’t know how. The program has success rate of 99.7%. Try It out TODAY at:tinyurl.com

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How to Stay Motivated and/or find Motivation in your life

June 18, 2010


Here is a sneak peak at some of the material in Mark Holland’s Personal Development Program. Three reasons why we need a NLP Coach? 1. An NLP Coach can give you perspective as often we can be too close to see things objectively. 2. An NLP Coach will help fill the gaps of our ignorance and will simplify the process, guide us through the complicated parts, help us avoid the pitfalls and warn us against about the dangers 3. An NLP coach gives us patience in learning any new skill there is a learning curve and with the help of a coach you will discover the power of patience as we struggle through failure to achieve mastery. Remember there is no synergy on your own, it takes at least two, and most successful people have coaches. They recognise the need to have a coach as it is part of their leverage, you are as only as powerful as your coach. www.markholland.com.au Studies on the benefits of personal coaching have found that personal coaching has helped people in the following ways: • Increased self-awareness (68%) • Improved goal setting (67%) • Live a more balanced life (61%) • Lower stress levels (57%) • Increased self-confidence (52%) • Enhanced communication skills (40%) • Improved project completion (36%) • Better relationships at work (33%) • Fuller family relationships (33%) • Ability to enjoy life more (32%) • Career Advancement (24%) Anxiety Depression Self-Help Stop/Quit Smoking Confidence Marriage Hypnosis Mental Health Self-Esteem Anger management Insomnia …

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Roger Scruton: A pessimist’s guide to life

June 13, 2010

Roger Scruton: A pessimist’s guide to life
Roger Scruton was hounded out of liberal academia, then shamed by his links to big tobacco. But is the ‘old geezer’ of conservative philosophy ready to embrace David Cameron’s Big Society? The taxi drivers of Swindon do not seem to agree with Roger Scruton that his farm is easy to find, and so it is that the philosopher has to drive out and rescue a townie standing helplessly on a grassy verge …

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Nan celebrates a life renewed

June 13, 2010

Nan celebrates a life renewed
NAN Adams chose to ignore the pain for a few hours. It was coming from a point in her back between the shoulders and she was hoping it would go away

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Johnny and I tamed each other: Vanessa Paradis opens up about life as Mrs Depp

June 8, 2010

Johnny and I tamed each other: Vanessa Paradis opens up about life as Mrs Depp
Musician, actress and Chanel muse, Vanessa Paradis is famously private. But in a rare interview she reveals what it’s like to be the world’s most envied woman.

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